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122gr
Codex Mutinensis graecus 122 is a 15th-century codex written in Greek, today stored in the Biblioteca Estense in Modena, Italy. The designation Mutinensis gr. 122 is modern and the codex itself bears the title Epitome of Histories (Greek: Ἐπιτομὴ Ἱστοριῶν) as the bulk of its content is made up of a copy of large parts of the 12th-century Byzantine historian Joannes Zonaras's Epitome of Histories.
In addition to Zonaras's work (a chronicle of the history of the Roman Empire from its foundation to the end of the reign of the Byzantine emperor Alexios I Komnenos in the early 12th century), the codex also features an original introduction, content extending it to cover history up until the Fall of Constantinople in 1453, as well as various shorter lists and accounts, for instance pertaining to court officials, church officials and imperial tombs. The codex was first created c. 1425 as a copy of Zonaras's work, and then expanded, with the new content added, by a second scribe working at some point after 1453. It is possible that the Fall of Constantinople was the event that motivated the second scribe to preserve and expand the work, as an effort to preserve the memory of the lost empire.
The most notable feature of the codex are the portraits featured throughout the manuscript. Mutinensis gr. 122 contains miniature portraits of nearly every Roman emperor from Augustus in 27 BC to Constantine XI Palaiologos in 1453 and is the only preserved manuscript to do so. While portraits of early emperors are likely to be entirely imaginary, portraits of emperors from the 7th century onwards are more reliable (though not naturalistic) and accord well with other sources depicting the same emperors, probably being based on surviving contemporary portraits, descriptions and coins. Some emperors, such as Michael IX Palaiologos (r. 1294–1320) and Andronikos IV Palaiologos (r. 1376–1379) have no known surviving portraits outside of the codex. Throughout the text containing Zonaras's historical account, the portraits are placed on the margins next to where the respective emperors are first mentioned as taking power in the text, serving as visual markings of transitions of power. The portraits of emperors after Alexios I Komnenos, who are not mentioned in Zonaras's 12th-century work, are grouped together in their own section near the end of the manuscript.
I have a 1000 round case of wolf 122gr hp ammo that I am looking to sale. Ammo is mfg by Barnaul and boxed for wolf.
Asking 450$ The case all in original 20 round boxes
Have no use for these anymore.
24 boxes (20 rounds per box) 504 rounds.
Red Army 7.62 x 39 - Steel case.
122 gr.
$0.365 per round
Local.p/u only.
No shipping .
Cash, Venmo, Zelle etc...
Selling / trading 2 boxes (40 rounds) of underwood Controlled Chaos 122 gr ammo.
This is some nice ammo, monolithic copper bullet, match grade and a nasty wounding profile.
I don't hunt though so I just need target ammo
110 $ cash
Stored properly.
Will trade for
4 boxes of S&B 140gr fmj...
I have one case of 1000rds, Tula 7.62x39, 122gr fmj @ $400.
I am in the Olympia, WA area and prefer a face to face meet.
I will be making a trip down to Roseburg, OR. area soon and can also meet along I5 corridor.
Hello,
I have for sale 1660 rounds of Wolf 7.62 x 39mm 122gr ammo.
It is either $.35 per round, or $500 for everything ($.30 per round). I would prefer to sell it all at once, but I am open to a partial sale as well. Cash, or trade for 9mm or 5.56.
I purchased 1,000 rounds of Wolf 7.62x39mm, 122GR FMJ by mistake.
It sells on the Web. between $480-$399.
It's yours for $300.
New and in the shipping container
FOR SALE……….
(2) 1000rd cases of Wolf 122gr - $375ea
(1) 500rd case of Tula 122gr - $190
(6) 20rd box of Norinco yellow box-$25ea
-Will have 30 more boxes end of week
500 rounds of Wolf Performance 7.62x39mm 122 grain for sale or trade. Sale price $300 firm.
Will trade for :
9mm brass or steel case
.223 brass or steel case
I also have some 6.5 Creedmoor and 12 gauge shells for sale.
(831) 869-1878
500 rounds 7.62x39 wolf 122gr fmj ammo.
Two Chinese 5 round mags and 20 rounds brown bear hollow points
New ammo 2020 production stored properly in 50 cal cans
Trade for
7.62x54r
9mm
556/223
45acp
Other trades
Steel cased ammo is fine on any listed calibers
9$ a box 20 or
If some one wants...